Praslin's Hidden Culture

Explore the historical and artistic side of Praslin through its colonial-era ruins and contemporary creative spaces. This collection features the remains of the Heritage Cinnamon Distillery and the former Anse Boudin police station, providing a glimpse into the island's industrial and administrative past. Artistic expression is represented through galleries showcasing the work of prominent Seychellois artists like George Camille, alongside the Praslin Museum, which preserves traditional island customs and cultural artifacts.

Praslin's Hidden Culture — Map

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Heritage Cinnamon Distillery

Stone ruins of a traditional distillery once used for processing cinnamon bark into essential oils.

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Praslin Museum

Situated on Cote D’Or, the first museum on the island showcases the traditions and culture of Seychelles and also features a stunning…

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Cap Samy Art Gallery

A beautiful seaside gallery that displays and sells the works of Sheila Markham. Her sculptures and painting depict the life on the islands.

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Ancient Anse Boudin police station & clinic

Remains of colonial-era administrative buildings that formerly served the local community.

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Galerie Passerose

Art space showcasing vibrant paintings and local crafts inspired by the Seychelles' tropical landscape.

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George Camille Art Gallery

Features work by Seychellois artist George Camille, including mixed media pieces, etchings, and embossed copper works reflecting island culture.

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